Stacked Blue Mergansers
Katariina KosunenKatariina Kosunen illustrates the quiet geometry of the natural world through a rhythmic, vertical composition of waterfowl. This piece captures the soft plumage and focused gaze of blue mergansers, layering them into a balanced column of life.

Stacked Blue Mergansers
Katariina Kosunen illustrates the quiet geometry of the natural world through a rhythmic, vertical composition of waterfowl. This piece captures the soft plumage and focused gaze of blue mergansers, layering them into a balanced column of life.
28 × 35 cm · about ⅙ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Art Analysis
A rhythmic vertical study of avian form and plumage
In this digital illustration, Kosunen explores the repetition of form by stacking three mergansers in a portrait orientation. The work emphasizes the distinct profiles of the birds, focusing on the serrated texture of their bills and the tufted crests that define the species. By stripping away complex backgrounds, the artist directs all attention to the organic shapes and cool color palette of the animals themselves.
The drawing balances the precision of digital linework with a grounded appreciation for wildlife observation. Each bird occupies its own space within the stack, yet they feel unified by a shared sense of stillness. The result is a study of nature that feels both methodical and spirited, highlighting the structural beauty found in the avian world.
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